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The on-sale date is from the publication date recorded in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Vol. 40, Part 2, No. 3, Periodicals, 1945, p. 349, Copyright number: B684454.
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Subscription offer. Appears on inner front cover.
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Jean Goodman cedes most of this month's column's space to print a poem written by 12-year-old Lois Fishstein of New Rochelle, New York, called "May and Happiness." Although it isn't stated, this may have been the month's winning submission in the "Miss America" writing contest, because no other fan-submission appears in this issue.
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Appears on pages 4 (1p) and 66 (0.33p).
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Appears on pages 6 (1p), 7 (1p), 56 (0.89p), 58 (1p), and 60 (0.33p).
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Two double-page ads for beachwear.
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Appears on pages 12 (1p), 13 (1p), and 51 (0.67p).
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A photo feature documenting a day of actresses Diana Lynn and Mona Freeman having fun together.
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Advice to help one stop being a wallflower.
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Skin care tips from a "noted authority on teen-age skin care."
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Musician Harry James's thoughts about the current trends in music.
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Advice for getting into the field of modeling from the founder of the Chicago-based Model Bureau.
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Appears on pages 22 (1p), 23 (1p), and 63 (0.87p).
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Cooking tips and recipes.
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Physical and mental health advice from a psychiatrist.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A girl shows off her tattered dress to her friend; a man smoking a pipe and reading the newspaper can be seen in sitting in another room in the background.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A girl wearing pajamas is lying in bed with an angry expression on her face. Above her is a thought balloon inside which are sheep jumping over a fence into a puddle, splashing drops from that puddle out of the balloon onto the girl.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A schoolteacher is unconscious at her desk. On top of the desk is a mouse and a candlestick telephone. A girl student is speaking on the telephone.
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A two-panel cartoon. The first panel shows three girls sitting in a line at the top of a slide, each with her hands on the shoulders of the girl in front of her. The second panel shows the trio launching off of the bottom of the slide in unison, each bumping her head into the head of the girl behind her.
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Foot care tips.
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Ad for Miss America brand patterns, as well as accessories. States that the included ensembles were shown at a "Miss American Pattern Show," which was held at the City Center Casino in New York City.
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An article about hosteling in the U.S.
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Ad for various clothes and accessories.
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A list of numerous superstitions that the reader is "a dope" if they believe in.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A girl wearing a safari hat, a bandolier, a holstered handgun, a sheathed sword, jodhpurs, and boots is holding a hunting rifle. A girl dressed normally speaks to her.
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Appears on pages 53 (1p) and 54 (0.89p).
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. Two girls are sitting on a towel on the beach. The one facing the reader looks annoyed. In the background is a woman life guard blowing her whistle.
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A column of loosely-related tips, facts, and musings.
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Appears on pages 57 (1p) and 62 (0.67p).
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Letters from: Betty Barts (Temple City, California), Bernice Gilbert (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Wanda Snyder (Bowling Green, Ohio), Rose Zappalla (Brooklyn, New York), Lois Post (Hoosick Falls, New York), Bobbe Lieber (the Bronx, New York), Dorothy Valentine (Egan, South Dakota), Marlene Lamm (Brooklyn, New York), Geraldine Trombly (Montpelier, Vermont), Nancy Ariey (Bakersfield, California), Opal Ledlie (Earlham, Iowa), Helen Sheil (Brooklyn, New York), Babs Braymer (Bradenton, Florida), Marie King (Waterville, Maine), Marie Herold (Jersey City, New Jersey), Jeanne Gruetzner (Albany, New York), Rita Wokner (Indianapolis, Indiana), Billie Jean Fitch (Dardanelle, Arkansas), Billie Bramlet (Erlanger, Kentucky), and Mary Leslie Anno (Bellefontaine, Ohio).
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. Two girls with rapiers are dressed in fencing garb and chatting. The uniform of the girl who's speaking has a heart emblem over the right breast.
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Appears on pages 61 (1p), 62 (0.3p), and 63 (0.2p).
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